Kent, Bruce

Kent, Bruce. The Spoils of War The Politics, Economics, and Diplomacy of Reparations, 1918-1932. Oxford Clarendon Press, 1989. 

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Bruce R. Lanning, Omar Ishteiwy, J. Douglas Way, David Ediund, and Kent Coulter... 

For the Allies, reparations created a conflict. As historian Bruce Kent has described, the Allied peace commissions confronted opposing demands from their home countries. The political situations within Great Britain, France, Belgium, and the United States made the idea of reparations difficult to abandon the leaders worried about the radicalism of domestic taxpayers who would have to bear the costs of the war if Germany did not. On the other hand, nearly every Allied country had raised protective tariffs during the war to encourage domestic industries, and the industrialists... 

Bruce Kent, The spoils of war The politics, economics, and diplomacy of reparations, 1918-1932 (Oxford, 1989), 1-13. 

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